Incense and the port of Adulis
Incense and the port of Adulis
Contents
Introduction (David Peacock and David Williams); The incense kingdoms of Yemen: An outline history of the south Arabian Incense trade (Caroline Singer); Basalt as ships' ballast and the Roman incense trade (David Peacock, David Williams and Sarah James); The Port of Qana' and the incense trade (Alexander Sedov); Frankincense in the 'triangular' Indo-Arabian-Roman aromatics trade (Sunil Gupta); Incense in Mithraic ritual: the evidence of the finds (Joanna Bird); Incense and the port of Adulis (David Peacock and Lucy Blue); Frankincense and myrrh today (Myra Shackley).
1842172254
135-140
Peacock, David
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Blue, Lucy
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2007
Peacock, David
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Blue, Lucy
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Peacock, David and Blue, Lucy
(2007)
Incense and the port of Adulis.
In,
Peacock, David and Williams, David
(eds.)
Food for the Gods: New Light on the Ancient Incense Trade.
Oxford, UK.
Oxbow Books, .
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Contents
Introduction (David Peacock and David Williams); The incense kingdoms of Yemen: An outline history of the south Arabian Incense trade (Caroline Singer); Basalt as ships' ballast and the Roman incense trade (David Peacock, David Williams and Sarah James); The Port of Qana' and the incense trade (Alexander Sedov); Frankincense in the 'triangular' Indo-Arabian-Roman aromatics trade (Sunil Gupta); Incense in Mithraic ritual: the evidence of the finds (Joanna Bird); Incense and the port of Adulis (David Peacock and Lucy Blue); Frankincense and myrrh today (Myra Shackley).
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Published date: 2007
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Local EPrints ID: 43288
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/43288
ISBN: 1842172254
PURE UUID: af6fd568-3b0b-44d0-a709-9ed481e7bcb9
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Date deposited: 23 Jan 2007
Last modified: 11 Apr 2024 16:33
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Author:
David Peacock
Editor:
David Peacock
Editor:
David Williams
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